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LITTLE LEARNERS: Lyttelton Primary School pupils have had their first day of learning in their brand new building. Pupils were welcomed to the new school, on the corner of

Oxford St and Sumner Rd, with a mihi whakatau, or formal welcome, on Monday morning. There were speeches and a cake cutting. Lyttelton Primary is the result of a merger

between Lyttelton Main and West schools. The school had been operating out of two separate sites until April 15, the last day of term one. • More photos, p17.

PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN

Intersection riddled with problems

CONFUSING: The Hagley-Ferrymead Community Board has asked

whether traffic signals could be installed at the bottom of St

Andrews Hill Rd, after a city council report criticised the layout of the

intersection.

INSIDE: • Tunnel traffic delays, p5 • Twins with football talent, p19

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

The new Ferrymead bridge

intersection re-design is riddled

with problems, a report has

revealed.

The city council designed and

installed the Bridle Path and St

Andrews Hill Rds intersection,

which was operational in September.

But now its own traffic engineers

have found significant design

problems that they say should have

been picked up when a pre-construction

safety audit was done in

February 2014.

The problems include difficulties

turning right onto Bridle Path

Rd from St Andrews Hill Rd, the

speed of vehicles approaching

the intersection, a lack of visibility,

and queuing of vehicles.

Go Bus, which is contracted by

Environment Canterbury to run

bus routes in the area, said in the

report that the right turn out of

St Andrews Hill Rd was “almost

impossible for the drivers”.

Now, the Hagley-Ferrymead

Community Board, which

ordered the investigation, has

directed staff to come up with

ways of making the intersection

better, including the possibility

of putting in traffic signals at the

bottom of St Andrews Hill Rd.

The underground cables have

been laid for the signals, and it

would cost about $150,000 for

them to be activated.

Previously the Bay Harbour

News reported that residents

were frustrated with the intersection,

with many saying they

avoided using it.

The report said residents’

concerns were “valid” and the

intersection design was “far from

ideal”.

Community Board chairwoman

Sara Templeton said it was clear

the concerns raised were valid, and

while accidents were unlikely to be

serious, they were expected to be

commonplace.

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Wednesday May 4 2016

Knit ‘n’ Yarn

Today, 10am-11am

Head along to Lyttelton

Library to Knit ‘n’ Yarn. Bring

your knitting, crochet or other

portable craft project and enjoy

time with other crafters.

Lyttelton Library, free, beginners

welcome

Baby Times

Friday, 10.30am-11am

During each session there is a

variety of stories, songs, rhymes,

fingerplays and other book related

activities. The programmes

are especially suitable for under

two-year-olds.

Lyttelton Library, free

Lyttelton Harbour Business

Association Business Networking

Group

Friday, 9.30-10.30am

Lyttelton Harbour Business

Association is hosting an ongoing

series of weekly business

networking events at Lyttelton

Recreation Centre for harbour

business owners. A friendly and

structured networking group.

Make new friends, new business

connections and help make your

local community stronger.

Community

Events

Lyttelton Recreation Centre,

25 Winchester St, Lyttelton, free.

Sign up with dana@bluefusion.

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Strictly Sumner

Saturday, 6.15

It is here, Strictly Sumner will

take place this weekend, where

10 couples will dance for guest

judges and supporters to raise

money for local charities. From

the promoters of last year’s

PlaceMakers Fight for Sumner,

it is sure to be entertaining.

Sumner School hall. Tickets

can be bought at www.eventzilla.

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Information Evening

May 10, 7pm-8.30pm

The Bridge2Rocks TimeBank

is holding a free information

evening to let people know

Email bridget.rutherford@starmedia.kiwi

or fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi

by 5pm each Wednesday

what it does. TimeBanking is a

way of freely exchanging skills,

knowledge and resources within

a community. Instead of dollars,

time is the currency that

is exchanged. Bridge2Rocks

TimeBank is designed to connect

the communities from Heathcote

Valley, Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs,

Sumner, to Taylors Mistake. It is

open to any individual, family or

group to join and is free.

Mt Pleasant temporary community

centre. Go along to find

out more.

Markets:

Mt Pleasant: Every Saturday,

9.30am-12.30pm, off

McCormacks Bay Rd.

Lyttelton: Every Saturday,

10am-1pm, London St.

Sumner: Every Sunday,

10am on the corner of Esplanade

and Marriner St.

MOTHER OF ALL CLEAN UPS: Dig out your gumboots and get

ready to lend a hand this Saturday, from 10am-3pm, to pick up

rubbish from the estuary and the banks of the Heathcote and

Avon rivers. Anyone is welcome to volunteer their time. Community

and sports clubs will be allocated specific reaches of the

rivers and estuary, and volunteers will spend at least an hour

collecting litter between 10am-3pm. There will be several ‘thank

you’ events starting at 3pm.

For more information on the clean up and joining in, look on

www.estuary.org.nz and www.avon.org.nz

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Bid to bring cruise ships home

Report being

discussed behind

closed doors

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

Location and costs of installing

a new Lyttelton cruise ship berth

have been discussed behind

closed doors.

A “highly confidential” report

has been developed and presented

to Christchurch City Holdings

Ltd last week, but it can

not be made public because it is

“commercially sensitive”.

CCHL is an investment arm of

the city council.

City councillor Ali Jones, who

is part of a working party set up

to support the cruise ship berth

rebuild in Lyttelton, said it was

now up to CCHL chief executive

Bob Lineham as to when

the information would go to the

city council.

She hoped it would be within

the month, however it was unlikely

to be made public then.

“It’s an extremely robust and

positive piece of work that I’m

really excited about it being

presented to council,” she

said.

Lyttelton’s cruise ship berth

was damaged in the earthquakes,

and cruise ships have been hosted

by Akaroa since, with mixed

reactions from businesses and

residents.

Cr Jones said the working party

saw the report first, and made

a few adjustments before it was

presented to the board.

“There is no indication at this

stage from council or any party

that a cruise berth will go ahead.

There is still much to do including

speaking with the cruise

lines who are obviously key

to any decision on a cruise

berth.”

However, she said she could

not express enough how “important”

it was to get cruise ships

back into Lyttelton.

Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community

Board chairwoman Paula

Smith said the board had not

seen the contents of the report,

but understood it looked into

economics.

She said it was important to

the board and local businesses

that cruise ships returned to

Lyttelton.

Before the earthquakes, when

ships came in, businesses would

see about a 10 per cent increase

WELCOME

VISITOR:

Cruise ships,

such as The

World, used

to stop in

Lyttelton until

the berth

was damaged

in the

earthquakes.

The World is

pictured here

in 2003.

in turnover, she said.

A Lyttelton Port of Christchurch

spokeswoman said LPC

would not comment on the rebuild.

Christchurch and Canterbury

Tourism chief executive Vic Allen

said rebuilding a cruise ship

berth in Lyttelton was being

worked on, and it was supporting

that effort.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Where would

you like to see the new cruise

ship berth installed? Email your

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PORT EXPANSION PROGRESS

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch’s

reclamation of Te Awaparahi Bay

has reached 9.35ha and is expected

to increase to 10ha this year. More

than 2,400,000 tonnes of earthquake

demolition material and

rubble has gone into the reclamation,

which has allowed the port

to expand. 5.5 hectares of the

reclamation is in use and another

hectare will be available mid-year.

COUNCILLOR STANDS DOWN

City councillor Tim Scandrett

wants to stand down from the

Selwyn Waihora Zone Committee

if a replacement can be found.

Cr Scandrett said the committee

meetings often clashed with his

Spreydon-Heathcote Community

Board meetings, making it difficult

for him to attend. While he still

kept up to date with what happened

in the meetings, he said he would

prefer if an elected member who

lived in the area took over.

UNHITCHING INVESTIGATION

Police have spoken to about 10

people about a $150,000 boat being

unhitched from its mooring in

Akaroa Harbour. The Debbie Jane,

a fishing trawler, was set afloat at

about 1.30am on April 23. Senior

Constable Anita Osborne said police

know of a number of vehicles

that were in the area at the time

and were continuing to investigate.

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LUCKY: A Christchurch man will appear in the district court on May 17

charged with driving with excess blood alcohol and careless driving,

after he crashed his truck near Birdlings Flat.

Drink driving charges for

driver of crashed truck

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

A man who crashed his vehicle

near Birdlings Flat in March

was allegedly more than three

times over the legal breath

alcohol limit.

Senior Constable Anita

Osborne said the Christchurch

man would appear in the district

court on May 17, charged

with driving with excess blood

alcohol and careless driving.

The 48-year-old was driving

home from Birdlings Flat

on March 30 at about 1.30pm

when he rolled his vehicle over

an embankment into a paddock

near Jones Rd.

He was cut from the vehicle

and flown to hospital and was

“very lucky” to have only sustained

bruising.

His alcohol reading, which

Senior Constable Osborne

would not disclose, was later

taken at hospital.


said he had gotten his truck

stuck in sand near a fishing spot

overnight, and was towed out in

the morning.

He was driving back to

Christchurch the following day,

and had driven less than 2km,

when he crashed, she said.


said he had “possibly fallen

asleep” and when she arrived

he smelt of alcohol.

Saturday is the day for a group of 20

daring dancers who will perform to

raise money for Sumner charities.

Strictly Sumner will be held at

Sumner School hall, where 10 couples

will show off what they have

learned - dance routines - over the

last two months in front of 500 supporters.

Guest judges for this year’s event

will be former The Bachelor NZ and

DANCE OFF: The Strictly Sumner contestants

will perform in front of guest judges, including

Chrystal Chenery (above), and a crowd on

Saturday.

Dancing With the Stars contestant

Crystal Chenery, dance professional

Scott Cole and ONE News reporter

Lisa Davies.

Each couple has been having

dance lessons and practising over

the past two months, and will perform

choreographed routines.

The event follows last year’s Place-

Makers Fight for Sumner.

Saturday’s event is black tie and

guests at the VIP gala tables will

have a three course meal from Continental

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Tunnel traffic delays

MP’S EXPENSES

How much money MPs claimed

on expenses from January 1 to

March 31 has been revealed.

WE ARE ON

National

THE

list MP Nuk Korako

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

reported expenses of $23,984

including $8362 on air

Lyttelton residents have been

travel, $8376 on other travel,

stuck for up to 50min while

$6444 on accommodation in

Lyttelton Tunnel is closed for

Wellington and $802 on further

maintenance and dangerous

accommodation. Port Hills MP

goods loads.

Since the earthquakes,

MOVE

the

AGAIN...

Ruth Dyson’s expenses were

$18,990 including $6444 on

tunnel has had to undergo more

accommodation in Wellington,

maintenance, because more

$277 on further accommodation,

trucks carrying bulk loads have

$6352 on air travel, $3829 on

been using it with the closure of

other travel and $1187 on interparliamentary

travel. Green

Sumner Rd.

Dangerous goods loads, such

Party list MP Eugenie Sage spent

as fuel, have to go through the

$13,032 in total, while Selwyn

tunnel as well, which requires

MP Amy Adams spent $1664 on

temporary closures.

DELAYS: The New Zealand Transport Agency is going to improve its air travel.

Lyttelton resident Bernard communication with residents to let them know when the Lyttelton

Anderson said the tunnel access

from 10pm-midnight had

Tunnel

TO

is to be temporarily

A

closed.

NEW

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

LOCATION IN

MINISTER TO VISIT SCHOOL

become increasingly interrupted tunnel, it had to be swept three minute gap in between.

Education Minister Hekia Parata

by maintenance and cleaning. times a week, with up to eight Mr Knaggs said the transport

agency is also looking to

will visit Redcliffs School’s

He said traffic volumes were tonnes of material collected

FERRYMEAD, DUE TO

still high at that time and he monthly.

improve its communication

had experienced waits of up to Mr Knaggs said a proposed with residents on when closures

50min.

change in the Lyttelton Tunnel would take place, by putting

New Zealand Transport Bylaw would make it compulsory

for

more notices in local media.

Agency highway manager Colin

EARTHQUAKE

trucks to carry covered National List MP Nuk Korako

REPAIRS

• From page 1

Knaggs said prior to the earthquakes,

the tunnel was swept maintenance.

ber of residents who felt better safety audit did not pick up on the

loads, which would help reduce said he had spoken to a num-

“The fact that the design stage

once every three weeks as part When Sumner Rd reopens in communication was needed. many safety issues, which are now

of its maintenance.

about two years, it would again He said it was good the transport

agency was working to im-

community are now left with a

so apparent, is concerning and the

That removed about 250kg be the route used to carry dangerous

goods loads, he said. prove its communication with brand new intersection which they

of material that had flown off

trucks monthly.

Currently,

WATCH

the trucks with residents, and

THIS

a text system

SPACE

don’t feel safe using.”

However, since the quakes, dangerous goods have to enter could be another alert option. The community board has also

with more trucks carrying uncovered

bulk loads through the the same direction, with a two- different mediums.”

city council staff looking at

the tunnel one by one, going in “It needs a combination of requested another report from

the

We will keep you informed as to our

new address.

Board of Trustees on Monday

to to look over the school’s

submission, which calls for the

school to remain open. It follows

a group of representatives

travelling to Wellington last

month to present Minister Parata

with a petition calling for the

school to return to its Main Rd

site. The board will take Minister

Parata over the key points of its

submission.

BUS STOP CLOSED

Lyttelton’s Oxford St overbridge

and the bus stop at the wharf

will be temporarily closed today

until early next year while wharf

repairs are carried out. The

bridge will remain open to

pedestrians, but vehicles will

have to use the Sutton Quay

overbridge, at No. 7 gate. Bus

services will continue from

the nearest stop on Norwich

Quay.

Problem intersection

lessons learned from this case.

City councillor Yani

Johanson said there were

important issues highlighted that

needed to be addressed for future

projects.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you have

difficulty using the intersection?

Email your views to bridget.

rutherford@starmedia.kiwi.

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Jodi Wright

Veteran festival director’s work with writers,

Sumner’s Jodi Wright is again running the Cavell Leitch New

Zealand Jazz and Blues Festival which will take place this

month. She spoke to Bridget Rutherford about starting the

World Buskers Festival, living in Sumner and writing a novel

inspired by growing up around addiction

So can you tell me a bit about

this month’s Cavell Leitch NZ

Jazz and Blues Festival?

Well this is the 18 th Cavell

Leitch New Zealand Jazz and

Blues Festival. Post-earthquakes

it’s been a real

challenge because of the

venue situation. We’ve

spent the last couple of

years using different venues

but this is the first year

we’re back at a proper one,

the Isaac Theatre Royal.

This year’s event is also

a celebration of the jazz

school turning 25, so we’ll

have that on the first day

on May 25, and on May

26 we have the Ramsey

Lewis Quartet, they are

coming in from Chicago.

The festival

has been running

for a while, I feel

really great about

how the city’s

progressing and

the rebuild. We

also moved

the festival from April to May this year

because historically it has been in the

school holidays, but we wanted to incorporate

the great high school jazz bands.

This year it will feature four high school

jazz bands, but I would have preferred to

have more.

Where was the festival hosted after

the earthquakes?

We had some at The Bedford. We had

Charlie Musselwhite, one of the greatest

blues performers in the world, perform in

the student lounge at Christchurch Polytechnic

Institute of Technology (now Ara

Institute of Canterbury), which he was ok

to do because he comes from grassroots.

I told him the situation, that we had a

big earthquake, and he was like ‘wow,

I will come out’. Bonnie Raitt played

in the Christchurch Town Hall in 2008,

and came back in 2013 and was fully

aware of the quake. It’s been a challenge

in some ways to accommodate acts that

require a proper concert hall. The Piano

venue which is nearly built venue, looks

wonderful, so things are coming around.

Who will be at this month’s festival?

I have Ramsey Lewis and Tami Neilson

performing in the Transitional Cathedral,

doing a bluesy country show, and there

are so many other great performers. One

group has put together a Stevie Wonder

show. For four nights we have international

acts. We’ve also got great art work

this year, so it’s been good. We’ve got a

bit of everything, and even jazz shows at

The George.

So how long have you been running

the festival?

Eighteen years. I started the World

Buskers Festival, and I just retired from

that two years ago. Sometimes in the 90s

and 2000s I would be running three or

four festivals at a time. I was executive

director for the writers festival as well.

I don’t know how or why I did all of it

at the same time, but I would be running

from one to another.

Can you fill me in on how the World

Buskers Festival actually started?

Well, right about the time you were

born I moved to New Zealand from Seattle.

I had a difficult time because I come

from this background of events and marketing

and I had difficulty finding a job.

After a while of not finding a job, I called

the then mayor Vicki Buck. She was really

good and encouraging. She said she

had been planning to put a committee

together to start a Festival of Romance

and said I should apply for it. So I did,

and I got it. The Festival of Romance was

an outdoor arts and entertainment festival,

centred around the central city and

the Arts Centre for nine days, concluding

on Valentine’s Day. It was sweet, but

the funding for it just wasn’t happening.

Then I started the World Buskers Festi-


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buskers and the local music scene

val. Vicki and I came up with

the name of it. At the Festival

of Romance we had a few street

performers who would turn up,

which gave us the idea to hold

their own festival. I put together

the first festival, which had 10

performers in 1994. It grew and

grew and grew slowly. Then

suddenly it grew a lot.

Why did you decide to step

down?

I stepped down in November

2014, but I set up the whole line

up for 2015 festival beforehand.

I was writing a novel, I’ve been

a writer for a long time, but

I kept putting it on the back

burner. I had 22 years at the

World Buskers Festival, I just

thought something has to give.

I felt like I had taken it as far as

I could with the resources that

were available to me.

So you’re originally from

America, why the move to

New Zealand?

I married a man from South

Canterbury, he was in the

United States playing polo. I

met him at a jazz club. He sat

next to me, I had a friend with

me, but I couldn’t understand a

word he said. When he said he

played polo I assumed he played

water polo. I remember saying

to him ‘so you wear beanies on

Previously

United Travel

your head and speedos’? And

he was like what? (laughs) His

name is Peter, and he is a car

dealer. We’ve always lived in

Christchurch.

How long have you been in

Sumner for?

I’ve lived in Sumner since

2003, for a long time. It’s

beautiful. It’s a nice village,

and there’s a nice feeling. I can

go out my door and walk all

the way to Godley Head. The

quakes did wipe us out, they

wiped everyone out, but things

are coming back around.

Do you have any kids?

Yes, they’re in their 30s, they

are in Christchurch. We’ve gone

back to the States often but it’s

hard to live somewhere else

then go back, the energy is so

different. Everything is a big

drama there, and with that election

everything is on edge. It

feels like reality television, like

a spoof. It’s calmer and easier

to live here. If you’re a creative

person and you want to spend

time writing or painting, there’s

a lot of space here to do that.

What I miss about the States is

my family.

And you mentioned before

you were writing a book, fill

me in.

It’s published now. It took a

year from when I left buskers to

ICON: American blues singer Bonnie Raitt performed at the Cavell

Leitch New Zealand Jazz and Blues Festival in 2013, and is pictured

with Jodi.

finish it. It’s a novel called How

to Grow an Addict. I’ve been

writing for years and years. I

wrote this book because I have

experience of drug addiction

and alcohol addiction, but the

book is not my story. It was so

long ago, before I moved here.

I just grew up around heavy

drinkers, and I was one of those

teens who was always throwing

a party. I was the first one to

drink anything. It was fun for a

while until it wasn’t anymore.

So if people in the area

wanted to go to the jazz festival,

the closest would be at

Orange Studio?

Yes. I’m hoping to be able to

use Sumner Surf Life Saving

Club next year. But there will

be improvisation jazz shows at

Orange Studio.

Any plans to start up any

more festivals in the future?

You just never know. I will

never say no. If something

really great came along and I

thought the city could use this,

I would.

• The Cavell Leitch NZ International

Jazz and Blues Festival

will run in various venues from

May 25-29. For more information

and to buy tickets, visit

http://jazzbluesfestival.co.nz/

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on bail

after alleged

assault

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

An Akaroa man has been

remanded on bail after

appearing in the district court

for allegedly assaulting two

people.

Senior Constable Anita

Osborne said the 35-year-old

allegedly went to a flat in

Akaroa at about 9.30am on

April 26 and assaulted a male

and a female there.

She said the victims

received bruising, grazes,

and the male had a swollen

jaw.

The pair reported the

incident, and the alleged

voluntarily came into the

station later that day.


would not release any

details of the circumstances

surrounding the assault.

The man appeared in the

district court on April 27,

charged with assault with

intent to injure and male

assaults female, and was

remanded on bail.

He is to have no association

with the witnesses or victims,

and is not to go to the address

while on bail.

He will appear again on

May 18.

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Ian Knewstubb of Lyttelton responds to

Paula Smith’s Soap Box column calling

for Lyttelton Port of Christchurch’s No 4

wharf to be turned into a public space:

As one who has spent over 25 years supporting

heritage in Lyttelton, this proposal

should be supported to the hilt.

It would be a perfect site for a new

Lyttelton Museum and the Diamond

Harbour Ferry.

With the move east for commercial

operations and the container trade of the

port company, and the relocation of many

civic activities to the corner of Canterbury

and London Sts, the visual relationship

between No 4 and the town is compelling.

With a pedestrian walkway over Norwich

Quay and rail operations, and with

enhanced public space developments as

found in Auckland etc, this would make

for a wonderful heritage area as befitting

the maritime history of Lyttelton.

I am well aware how this wharf has

been neglected but the cost of demolition

would be horrendous and such monies

could be set aside for maintenance and

preliminary developments.

There is no need for undue haste as we

are now just recovering from the terrible

loss of built heritage in Lyttelton.

Do you have a leaky home?

The Financial Assistance Package, which

helps people with a contribution to repair

leaky homes, is closing to new claims on

23 July 2016.

To give time for an assessment to be

undertaken, applications should be with

MBIE by 27 June 2016.

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Readers respond to a

suggestion that the annual

Guy Fawkes fireworks display

at New Brighton could be

held at Sumner while the pier

receives repairs:

Diana Johnston, of Sumner

– No to an annual fireworks

display in Sumner.

Sumner area is just not

large enough to accommodate

potentially the thousands

of people who may attend.

Sumner roads are narrow,

constantly being worked on

and easily congested. Try

travelling to and from on a

Sunday afternoon.

Sumner hills in the last

couple of years have had at

least three fires, two where

empty (thank goodness)

properties were set alight

and burned to the ground,

and last week a scrub fire

on Scarborough was just

contained.

We have endured a fairly

tragic few years post the major

and minor earthquakes and I

would not like to see any more

risk taken down here.

I grew up in this area and

remember fireworks on Sumner

Beach, but this was minimal

compared to the huge event.

Christchurch now holds,

and mainly attended by

residents.

Lastly, New Brighton has a

much larger area of ocean and

beach than Sumner and plenty

of parking.

Hagley Park could also be

an appropriate venue with

plenty of open space and

accommodation for parking.

Jan Lisle - I am sure Sumner

would do a great job hosting

the fireworks and the

community would get behind

it.

Housing subsidy still needed

A Government heating and

insulation subsidy programme

comes to an end in June.

Community Energy Action

Charitable Trust chief executive

Caroline Shone writes this week’s

column about the importance

of the programme and why it

should continue in some form.

Shelter is one

of the most basic

of human needs

and the Universal

Declaration of

Human Rights

says that everyone

has the right to

housing.

It can be debated that housing

that makes people sick, isn’t

housing at all.

However houses that are damp,

houses that are cold, with the

people living in them unable

to heat them to an adequate

temperature to keep them healthy,

are a reality for many households

in Christchurch.

The old, the young and the sick

suffer most in those houses.

We all know the result.

Every winter sees many

residents ending up in hospital

with preventable cold-related

health issues. Even healthy people

get sick more often in those cold,

damp houses.

From experience we know that

SOAP

BOX

installing insulation and heating

in people’s homes especially those

with health conditions will reduce

hospitalisations, delivering cost

savings to the health system.

Installing insulation and heating

is a one-off cost but the benefits

last a long time, saving money on

health and saving lives every year.

The Government through

the Energy Efficiency and

Conservation Authority (EECA)

have spent $450 million

nationwide on insulation and

heating subsidies over the last

couple of years.

And we know it has made a

difference.

The current subsidy programme

comes to an end in June this year.

It would be fantastic if subsidies

would be available in the future

for those who need insulation.

It’s a great way for Christchurch

people to help those in their

community who need a bit of help

to create a warm, dry, healthy

home.

What’s SCIRT working on in your area?

• Banks Peninsula commuters please allow extra

time for delays on Governors Bay Road from as

early as Monday 9 May.

• SCIRT is replacing 675 metres of water main on

Governors Bay Road near the intersection with

Dyers Pass Road.

• This work will take around eight weeks to

complete. Two-way traffic will be maintained

throughout this time by temporary traffic lights.

• 2016 is SCIRT’s final year.

• Your support is helping us to get the job done.

Thank you from the SCIRT team.

Want

more

info?

Email:

info@scirt.co.nz

Phone:

941 8999

Find out about work

in your area:

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Monthly e-Newsletter

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• Greg Bates, superintendent with the SCIRT McConnell

Dowell team.

Thank you Christchurch for your

patience and making us feel

welcome in your communities

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your

LOCAL

Achievers

If you know of a local

achiever, email bridget.

rutherford@starmedia.kiwi

TRICKY JOB: Abseilers began getting rid of loose rocks on the cliff above

Moa Bone Cave last week.

Rock danger removed

Abseilers began scaling loose

rocks from the cliffs around

Sumner last week as part of

a project to reduce the risk of

hazardous rock falls to the Sumner

-Lyttelton lifeline route.

The scaling work began last

Tuesday on the cliff above Moa

Bone Cave with abseilers using

crowbars and airbags to leverage

loose rock from the cliff face.

City council senior geotechnical

engineer Dr Ian Wright said crow

bars were efficient at removing the

smaller rocks, but airbags were

necessary for some of the bigger

ones.

They were slipped in behind the

rock and inflated like a balloon.

Once inflated, they applied up to 24

tonnes of pressure behind the rock,

causing it to become unstable and

collapse into a safe area below.

It was a better alternative than

blasting in a residential area, Dr

Wright said.

The work will minimise the

risk of dangerous rock falls in the

event of future trigger events such

as earthquakes.

Other cliffs around Sumner

would be tackled in the coming

months.

Other hazard reduction work

planned around Sumner includes

construction of a 3m high, 300m

long rock stack bund in front of

Shag Rock Reserve, also known

as Peacock’s Gallop.

The bund, which will have a 2m

high mesh security fence erected

in front of it, is designed to

catch any rocks that fall from the

cliff face above if another quake

strikes.

It will be constructed entirely

from material that has already

fallen from the cliff.

Heritage award recognition

for landmark buildings

HISTORIC: The Gaiety was one of

35 finalists in this year’s Canterbury

Heritage Awards.

Three Akaroa landmarks and

a Ferrymead house are finalists

in the Canterbury Heritage

Awards.

Akaroa’s Banksia Cottage is

nominated for an award in the

Domestic Saved and Restored

category. It’s work was carried

out by Plane Tree Ltd.

The Gaiety, which was

repaired and officially opened

last month, is up for the Public

Realm Saved and Restored

award.

Banks Peninsula War Memorial

was repaired by Fulton Hogan

after sustaining earthquake

damage, it is in the running for

the Seismic category.

The memorial, which is

owned by a trust rather than the

city council or the Returned and

Services Association, was officially

reopened in October.

Curragh House, in Ferrymead,

will go for the Heritage Tourism

award.

A new Christ’s College

building, which is named after

Governors Bay resident and architect

Sir Miles Warren, is up

for the Future Heritage award.

There were nearly 80 entries

for the biennial awards, with

35 finalists selected to progress

through to the awards ceremony

on June 9.

The ceremony will be held in

the newly restored Great Hall in

the Christchurch Arts Centre.

Tickets are on sale now for

the 2016 Canterbury Heritage

Awards Ceremony. Go to www.

heritageawards.co.nz for more

information.

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Dancing in the

Streets

March is always one of the

busiest sales months of the year,

and this March was no exception!

Not only has Autumn provided

stellar weather to our beach

and hillside suburbs, it has been

a stellar month for Ray White

Ferrymead with very strong

sales during the past month. The

level of buyer enquiry remains

strong across all areas of the

market. The Ray White quarterly

list auctions, held on April 20th

at the Novotel, demonstrates

the enduring power of selling

property under the hammer, with

62.5 % sold on the day.

Our office continues to see

continuing high interest in ‘As is

Where Is’ properties, with a large

database seeking information

solely on these types of

properties as soon as the listing is

live. Overall sales volumes across

the Canterbury region are up by

24% compared to February, with

a rise of 19% increase in sales

volume compared to March last

year. Median house prices across

the Canterbury region for this

time of year are up 1-2%. REINZ

Regional Director, Jim Davis

commented that “it is noticeable

that stock levels are decreasing

again as new listings are, once

again, in short supply and sold

stock is not being replaced as

quickly. This slowdown of new

listing stock coupled with strong

sales has meant prices have

tended to remain strong and

steady so far this year across the

market and the drop in days on

market is a good indication of the

markets current strength.”

Our Loan Market representative

Antonia McAtamney has

commented that the Reserve

Bank has left the official cash

rate (OCR) unchanged at 2.25%.

So what that means for home

buyers, is that bank rates will

remain stable for the foreseeable

future.

Another hot topic around our

office besides property is the up

and coming “Strictly Sumner”

dance event, in which our very

own Principal, and twinkle toes,

Craig Prier will feature! Craig has

fortunately been partnered with

the tall and graceful Kath Cross,

owner of The Cornership Bistro!

As much as we like to give Craig

a hard time around the office

about his ‘2 left feet’, Craig has

pushed himself out of his comfort

zone entirely, and is doing this

to support the local Sumner

community. Craig and Kath have

Kath Cross and Craig Prier

Craig Prier

nominated the Sumner Resident’s Association as their

chosen charity.

Clayton Spence, Chair of the Association said money

raised will be used to purchase “some new funky signs

to advertise what we have to offer in this great village

of Sumner”. Strictly Sumner is a community fundraising

event with 10 charities in total represented. All funds

raised on the night are shared between these charities,

however all Give-A- Little proceeds go directly to the

Sumner Residents Association and are not shared.

At print current donations are $2, 161. This event will be

held at the Sumner School Hall on Saturday May 7th 2016.

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Amputee’s story told $2.5m needed for health facility

FRASER WALKER-PEARCE

When Trixie Wuts was born

her parents had a very difficult

decision to make whether or not

to amputate both of her legs to

the knee.

On the advice of medical professionals,

Trixie’s parents Anton

and Margot decided amputation

was the best solution.

Their experience has been

documented in a childrens’ book

distributed by the Amputee Society

of Canterbury and Westland

to help families facing a similar

choice.

The society helped get a $5000

grant for the publishing and

distribution of the book from the

Artificial Limb Service.

Little Jellybean was written by

Margot and illustrated by Anton

based on their experience.

Trixie was diagnosed with distal

arthrogryposis before she was

born, meaning she had crooked

or hooked joints in her feet.

She had many procedures

done when she was born, which

attempted to correct the deformities

in both of her feet, but they

were largely unsuccessful.

The surgery was successful

and Trixie now “leads a full and

active life” with her new feet.

Amputee Society of Canterbury

and Westland president

Mark Bruce said the more families

that can be reached with the

book, the better.

“It’s about raising awareness

for parents in a situation where

their child is very unwell. The

story is mainly about the parents

having to make an incredibly

tough decision to help their children,”

he said.

Mr Bruce said the book will

become an invaluable source for

those looking for support.

“If you have a young one with

an amputation or have a young

one about to undergo an amputation

then this is a great resource.

“The future of the federation is

in its youth . . . If we can affect

just one family with the help of

this book, then it’s been a worthwhile

venture,” he said.

The society are making copies

of the book available from

their national and regional coordinators,

who can be contacted

on www.af.org.nz.

NEW HELP:

Amputee Society

of Canterbury and

Westland president

Mark Bruce is

helping promote

a new source of

information for

parents.

BRIDGET RUTHERFORD

The Akaroa community now has

to raise $2.5 million for its new

health facility, which is expected

to be open by the end of next

year.

The Canterbury District Health

Board announced on Monday the

design of the facility was ready

to go out for tender.

It hopes to begin construction

in November, with it completed

before the end of 2017.

Final costings for the new

facility are still being worked

through, but in order to include

beds for aged residential care,

the community will have to

contribute $2.5 million.

The old Akaroa Hospital, on

Onuku Pl, was significantly

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch is

sponsoring a programme

that helps keep youth away from

drug-use, violence and crime.

LPC has sponsored a vehicle

for the Canterbury Youth

Development Programme.

It will mean co-ordinators

can make home visits to

disadvantaged youth and their

families, and provide transport

for youth to work and get an

education.

LPC chief executive Peter

Davie said the company

was delighted to support the

programme’s work.

“Thanks to the work of the

CYDP many youths now have

the opportunity to get into the

workforce and get their lives

back on track,” he said.

“We hope our contribution

damaged in both the

September 2010 and February

2011 earthquakes and later

demolished.

The new facility

would have eight aged

residential care beds and

four general practice

beds for inpatients, and

would house the general

practice and other

community services.

A community-owned

company, Akaroa Health Hub

Ltd, will be the provider of the

services.

The Akaroa Health Hub

Structure Group has already

raised about $400,000 to go

towards the facility.

Group chairman Alan Bradford

said the announcement that it

supports safer and more secure

homes for Canterbury’s youth

and the flow-on effects can

benefit the region that we live

and work in.”

Programme chief executive

and co-founder Bevan Seal said

a lot of bright young people

got dragged into shoplifting,

was ready to go out for design

tender was “the best news we’ve

had for a long time.”

He said raising the money

would be a lot of hard

work, but achieveable.

Originally the structure

group had to raise $1

million for the facility,

however, Ngai Tahu

Property Ltd pulled out

of the project in August.

District health board

chief executive David Meates

(left) said detailed financing

and ownership were still being

worked through, but sufficient

time would be provided for the

community fundraising target.

That would not impact

that construction schedule, he

said.

New wheels help youths

GOOD CAUSE:

LPC chief

executive Peter

Davie and

Canterbury

Youth

Development

Programme

chief executive

Bevan Seal

with the new

vehicle.

burglaries and aggressive

behaviour because of the

environment they were in.

“We work to keep kids in

education and to keep their

home environments a safe and

secure place. We are stopping

the intergenerational cycle of

crime and abuse.”

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BOMBS AWAY

Mt Pleasant Oscar

has been running its

holiday programme

to keep the children

entertained, and what

better way than a water

fight? The children filled

up water balloons and

threw them at each

other, making for a fun

activity.

Camp thrills at Living Springs

Living Springs has been holding

its Kids Camp, which runs every

school holidays. Living Springs had

72 campers come from all over

the city. The camp had a science

theme, with sessions on Conservation,

Bush Ecology, and with

the team from Science Alive! The

campers also enjoyed recreation

activities like Adventure Stream,

Outdoor Living Skills, Monorail,

Flying Fox and Tree Climb.

Holiday

Fun

THRILLING: Connor Hay, 9, abseils down a rock

face during the Adventure Stream activity at Living

Springs Kids Camp.

Ferrymead

The Mandibles: A Family, 2029–2047

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The brilliant new novel from the Orange Prize-winning

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generations of The Mandible family as a fiscal crisis

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It is 2029. The Mandibles have been counting on a sizable

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Yet America’s soaring national debt has grown so enormous that it can never

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hit — the challenge of sheer survival.

Recently affluent Avery is petulant that she can’t buy olive oil, while her sister

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As their father Carter fumes at having to care for his demented stepmother now

that a nursing home is too expensive, his sister Nollie, an expat author, returns

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your

LOCAL

Schools

Tell us what’s

happening at

your school.

Email bridget.

rutherford@

starmedia.kiwi or

phone 364 7424

SUPPORTIVE: Our Lady Star of the Sea School pupils are wishing dancing duo, Gerry Shackleton and

Kim Preston, good luck for this weekend’s Strictly Sumner competition. The pair have chosen to raise

money for the school as part of Saturday’s event, where they will perform in front of a large crowd

and guest judges. They are among 10 couples who will perform, and in doing so, raise money for local

groups, clubs and charities.

Coming together

ALL GO: Work is progressing on Living Springs’ Founders Field

project, with the hard surfaced sports court being sealed last week.

The finished project will include a playing field, the court, and a

picnic area. Living Springs chief executive Denis Aldridge said it was

all coming together, and they hoped to see it finished within the

next few weeks. “This is a wonderful project coming together here

which includes Founders Field, a large scale sporting field which

opens up a whole lot of possibilities including concerts, jamborees,

and large events with lots of tents and all the rest,” he said.

PHOTOS: WAYNE EDDINGTON

HAPPY: Lyttelton Primary School pupils Catilin Tremewan (left) and Iona Garrett join in with the mihi

whakatau while principal Diana Feary helps Ben McElwee to cut the cake.

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

PAGE 18 BAY HARBOUR


your

LOCAL

Sports

Let us know what’s going

on with your club or team

Email fraser.walker@

starmedia.kiwi or phone

371 0778

MAKING A SPLASH: Oliver Aikawa (second from right) and Hugo Tresfield (right)

were among four Christchurch swimmers to attend a camp where Danyon

Loader was a coach.

PHOTO: MARK LEEDOM

Top tips for swimmers

Two young swimmers from Mt Pleasant

and Sumner got the chance to learn

from the best at a national swimming

camp.

Mt Pleasant’s Oliver Aikawa, and

Sumner’s Hugo Tresfield qualified for

the 36-member Jetstar Super Swim

Squad Camp which was held in Auckland

from April 23-25.

Both qualified for the camp after winning

their age groups in the NZ Ocean

Swim Series race at Corsair Bay last

year.

The coaches for the camp was captained

by Northern Arena head of

swimming Dean Kent, and included

double Olympic gold medalist Danyon

Loader, and Rio 2016 Olympic qualifier

Emma Robinson.

Recently crowned winners of the

2015/2016 New Zealand Ocean Swim

Series, Olympic hopefuls Charlotte

Webby and Nathan Capp were also on

the coaching team, as well as elite Australian

open water swimmer, Michael

Shiel.

Personal best clinches run

FRASER

WALKER-PEARCE

Sumner Running Club

men’s masters captain Dave

Fitch won the 40 to 44 yearold

category of the Rotorua

Marathon.

Fitch recorded a personal

best time on the 42.2km

course of 2hr 41min 53sec

on Saturday to secure the

win by about two minutes.

Fitch finished 11th overall

out of the more than 1000

competitors that entered.

Sumner Running Club

member Ann Wells said

although Fitch tends to do

better in cross-country, he

performed well to take the

win.

“Traditionally more comfortable

running the crosscountry

and road races up

to 15km or a half marathon,

the marathon distance was a

big step up for Fitch.

“In spite of a less than

ideal build up, he ran a

strong and very consistent

race,” she said.

Wells said she was

FAST TIME: Dave Fitch ran

a personal best time in the

Rotorua Marathon, and won

the men’s 40 to 44 year-old

category.

relieved to see Fitch come

through the 24km mark

looking fresh.

“I have watched Fitch run

so many races and know

the signs when things aren’t

going so well. So it was a

relief when he ran through

the 24km mark looking

strong,” she said.

She said he continued to

maintain consistent pace for

the rest of the race in spite

of some cramping issues.

“Running into the finishing

straight he was flying

and he was two minutes

clear of the next finisher,”

she said.

Meanwhile, the Sumner

Running Club started their

winter cross-country season

during the school holidays

with two races.

The opening event was

the Hagley Memorial

relays, held over Anzac

weekend, followed by

the Lionel Fox relays, at

Woodend Beach Domain on

Saturday.

In the Lionel Fox relays,

Ben Ainsley and Nathan

Jones took out first and

second in the masters men’s

individual placings.

The top individual placings

went to second-placed

Sam Clark, and third-placed

Victoria Wells.

Sumner’s senior men’s

team finished fourth, while

the under 18 relay team

of Emilio Kennedy, John

Wells, Victoria Wells, and

Sam Clark placed sixth

overall.

ORGANIC HORTICULTURE COURSES

Instruction in organic horticulture is

now well established at the Lincolnbased

Organic Training College. The

next year-long course, which begins

on 1st August, will be the ninth

intake for the college. Students need

no prior qualifications or experience

to commence Year One and can

study full or part-time. Those who

have some horticultural background

can go straight into Year Two.

An added appeal of the course is that

all fees are under $500, and full time

students are eligible to apply for a

loan or allowance through Studylink.

Course Director Bill Martin says it

works well to start the course year in

the spring. “The organic horticulture

course is all about growing so we

want to start the course in spring

when it is the right time to begin

planting.”

Year One students get plenty of

hands on training in subjects such as

sowing and planting organic crops,

soil management and composting.

The Year Two students have the

option of using land and facilities

on the Biological Husbandry Unit

(BHU) Farm to grow and sell their

own certified produce – a semicommercial

venture that gives

students a real taste of organic

horticulture as a business. The

students grow vegetables under the

guidance of a mentor and sell them

at a weekly stall at Lincoln University

“The Year Two programme gives the

students experience in a commercial

environment without any risk. It’s

the icing on the cake for a lot of the

students here,” says Bill Martin.

As well as the year-long organic

horticulture courses a distance

(correspondence) programme in

organics is also available.

The Organic Training College is

located at the Biological Husbandry

Unit at Lincoln University. There

are 10 hectares of certified organic

land as well as greenhouses, tunnel

houses and research areas.

Students selling their organic produce, Lincoln University.

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BAY HARBOUR

PAGE 19

Twins with football talent

Last week Bay Harbour

News reported on promising

football player Ryan

Nicholson. But there is

also another part of the

Nicholson sporting equation

– his twin sister Britneylee.

Fraser Walker-Pearce

reports.

The Nicholson twins started

sport at age four when Britneylee

copied her slightly younger

brother’s choice to take it up, and

a friendly rivalry started.

Now, 12 years later, the Mt

Pleasant twins are fiercely

competitive, and “always” push

each other to do better and

succeed.

Ryan was picked to represent

New Zealand in the upcoming

Super Cup, to be held in

Northern Ireland in July. He

also plays for the St Andrew’s

College first 11, the Coastal

Spirit men’s reserves team, and

is a Canterbury futsal player.

Meanwhile, Britneylee is a

successful footballer, playing

premier football for club,

Coastal Spirit, as well as being

an age group representative for

Canterbury for both football and

futsal. She won the golden boot

at last year’s futsal nationals

competition.

Britneylee said they challenge

each other’s performance when

they get home from a match.

“We’re both very competitive,

we always compare who’s

scored more goals and things

like that,” she said.

“I was born before Ryan, so

I kind of hold that over him,”

Britneylee said.

Ryan said they disagree

on who is smarter, and who

their favourite footballer is.

Ryan’s favourite footballer is

Argentinian Lionel Messi, while

Britneylee prefers Portuguese

international Cristiano Ronaldo.

But they can agree that

Manchester City is their

favourite English Premier

League team.

Britneylee is usually a striker

in her teams, while Ryan prefers

to play in the midfield, which

Ryan said makes it hard to define

who is better.

“We play completely different

positions so it’s hard to say who’s

the better footballer,” he said.

If football doesn’t work out for

the twins, they each have a back

up job in mind.

Britneylee said: “I’d want to

be an architect, and go to an

American college.”

Ryan said: “I’d want to be a

football coach, and give back to

the game a bit.”

They also share a twin

instinct. Ryan said if his sister is

thinking of particular subjects,

he “generally” knows what it

will be.

“I can generally gather the

vibe of what she’s thinking,” he

said.

BIG

AMBITIONS:

If football

doesn’t work

out for twins

Britneylee

and Ryan,

they want

to become

an architect

and a football

coach

respectively.

your

LOCAL

Sports

Ferrymead

Bays in

winning form

FRASER WALKER-PEARCE

Ferrymead Bays are in a rich vein

of form having won their last two

games on the trot.

After beating Western 4-1 over

Anzac Weekend, Bays took on

Halswell on Saturday and beat

them by the same margin.

The back-to-back wins see

Bays rise from seventh place to

fourth in the Mainland Premier

League.

First team coach Danny Halligan

said after a slow start to the

season, he is pleased with how

his side are progressing.

“They’re just a couple of wins,

but we are making up ground

from some disappointing results

earlier in the season,” he said.

Bays will play Coastal Spirit

this week. Coastal are currently

second with 17 points from eight

matches.

The match will kick off at

2.45pm at ASB Football Park on

Saturday.

PAGE 20 BAY HARBOUR


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according to the instructions on

the packet. A quick and yummy

brulee. – Serves 4

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½ cup sugar

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heatproof ramekins or small

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Redcliffs School

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candidates’ names, as they

come to hand, for inspection

at the school.

Voting closes at noon on Friday

3 June 2016.

Signed, Rachael Davis

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